Events
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FIND 2026 (MORNING PROGRAM)
A Week (5 DAYS from 9 AM to NOON) of Learning Programs from August 17-21 for young Island naturalists ages 5 to 10. To promote group cohesion and learning, we encourage all participants to attend all five sessions. The cost per participant is $425 for the week. (Current FI School students can attend at no cost)
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Tour of Olmsted Brothers’ Landscape Design Being Restored at East End
Join RoAnn Costin and William (Ned) Friedman, Director of Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum, for a tour of her property, Rose Nest, which she is restoring to the original Olmsted Brothers landscape design. Reception to follow. SOLD OUT! Contact the Museum to be placed on the wait list.
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Evolving Landscapes: Olmsted, Design, and the Arnold Arboretum
Join us at the Museum for a richly illustrated talk by William (Ned) Friedman, Director of the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, who will take us on an exploration of Frederick Law Olmsted’s design legacy embodied at one of his most renowned and best-preserved landscapes: the Arnold Arboretum. Space is limited, registration is required.
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Step onto Race Rock. Visit inside the lighthouse!
For the first time in three years, the New London Maritime Society is offering a limited number of trips to visit inside Race Rock Lighthouse. SOLD OUT! New tour date - Aug 29th!
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Innovative Animal Adaptations
DPNC FAMILY PROGRAM. Discover the world of biomicry and learn about human inventions that were inspired by animals and plants in the wild.
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Step onto Race Rock. Visit inside the lighthouse! – 2nd Day Added
For the first time in three years, the New London Maritime Society is offering a limited number of trips to visit inside Race Rock Lighthouse. NEW DATE ADDED!
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The Blue Humanities: Reimagining America’s Maritime History
Join us at the Museum for an illustrated talk by Associate Professor of History at the University at Albany, State University of New York, Christopher L. Pastore, who will give a fast-paced tour through America’s maritime history and explore how and why sea stories have changed over time.
